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That the Sun can claim that such a power is new when it is not also suggests that the EU has been able to administer its powers in a benign and discreet manner, since they seem to have gone unnoticed for decades.

The divided ruling reversed a decision by a state appeals court and means that the Douglas County School District will not be able to administer its Choice Scholarship Pilot Program, which allowed families to use taxpayer dollars to pay for private school.

All three caregivers rated the intervention as highly usable and were able to administer it with high levels of fidelity.

To be a good dominant, you need to have gone through that to understand the limits and be able to administer it in the correct way.

Nor was it immediately clear how Mr. Abbas, who has authority in the West Bank but not in Gaza, would be able to administer it.

One day, women may even be able to administer it themselves at home  --  giving them even more independence, flexibility, and control over their lives.

A problem with the current system in Australia is that a doctor prescribes naloxone to a drug user, who is unlikely to be able to administer it to him or herself after overdosing.

So, if we define a task like approaching or parking by a sink, I might not be able to administer it to all my clients… all the time".

This is where Okta fits in with its single sign-on service, which has been described as the "Facebook connect" for the business world, letting users log into private company data on the intranet as well as into third party apps and platforms like Box, Google Apps and so on, with IT admins able to administer this across a range of devices.

This is where Okta fits in with its single sign-on service, which has been described as the "Facebook connect" for the business world, letting users log into private company data on the intranet as well as into third party apps and platforms like Box, Google Apps and so on, with IT admins able to administer this across a range of devices.

Vaccine efficacy is likely to vary relatively little if administered as recommended, but poorer countries are less likely to be able to administer the vaccine at 2, 4 and 6 months, significantly reducing its effectiveness in preventing infant deaths.